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... interesting scent on CM morning wee the visit of 'Mrs. Christmas (Dr. R. W. Warwick). who accompanied - Father Christ man I Dr. U. C. Owsloy) on his rounds - Mrs. Christmas was grinsfully attired in a : king skirt, with scarlet poke large ...
... already mentioned. Mr. G. C. V. Cant (Town Clerk of Dudley). Mr. G. _P Lawton (Deputy City Treasurer', Mr. H. S. Simms. Mr. J. Griffiths. Mr. W. J. Myatt. Mr. B. Brown. Mr. F. ...
... Mary Inglis Davidson ( Mrs Coutts ) , Member of tho AberdeenBanff , and Kincardine War Pensions Committee . Miss Elsie Hughes , Secretary to tho Ri g ht Hon . Lord Dawson of Penn , Physician-in-Ordinary to His Majesty tho King ; for services during His ...
... are well educated, he added. The Chairman of Association (Mr H. U. Onstable'* who with Mrs Constable r»- Reived the delegates before the civic come, expressed hearty thanks the Lord Mayor, Dr Loveday and Sir Ernest Cook for their words encouragement/ ...
... plain cooking and housework; sleep in.—Apply by letter Mrs. Bvans London stating wages amd experience, Porbrook_ 4 Honse id.—71 Feetine Road 1 WANTED a Cook-( ne House Parlourmai¢ kept.—Apply to Mrs. Slater, Parksholme, Warbling on WANTED—A clean, active ...
... and not far off was Miss Kay Norton. Mrs. Wilfrid Ashley was there in green with Mrs. Cohen and Mrs. Teddie Thompson, who was helping Mr. McKenna to give the party. Practically everyone was in black, including Mrs. George Philipson and ...
... South Africa in order to complete the tour and big g 3 me hunting programme Tvliich 'were interrupted twelve months ago by the King ' s illness . ( p . 11 ) Our London correspondent understands that inquiry is about to be made into the ¦ working of the Tweed ...
... other: passengers who Included Mr Cblley's wife' Mrs George Morrey and Mr and Mrs Winston Wood of Raynes Park Mr Archibald Craig and his sister of Sydenham Miss B Tyson Sydenham Miss C: Whatley of Upper Norwood:? ...
... FOR A BUSINESS MAN. The forthcoming marriage is announced Mr. Harry Buxton, a well-known Manchester and Leeds business man. to, Miss Violet Greenberg. of Stanley House. Arnield. Liverpool. Mr. &Mom who is also • director of the Southport firm of jewellers ...
... Public Hall. Rev. Dr. Lamont presided, and after tel :in enjoyable programme of carols, recita'lions and games was carried through by the children. During the evening the gathering was addressed by Rev. Dr. Lamont, Rev. A. Strathearn and Mr M'hauchlan. The ...
... Chard F. G. Ross), Glutton (Mr J. S. Bury), Dulverton (Mr E. G. C. Chapman), Keynsham (Mr L. xV. Tew), ditto (Mr F. G. Whittuck). Langport (Mr E. Q. Louch), Long Ashton (Mr A. E. Hicks). Shepton Mallet A. E. ...
... newest and most ~..t h eatres in London. Dr. E. Leslie utei -- ' for the division, said he had cltia.rtec°ohected with the industry for a r r of a century. There was not a fine Sio l ar chitect in the world than Mr.. Coles, t he Walter Gibbons stood very ...